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archipelago: an internet compatible communication VHF bearer service
Category: News-systems and communications

chip: in spread spectrum communications,one of the N equal length segments making up a typical signal of duration T
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

chip: a small piece of any material separated from a workpiece by the edge of a cutting tool.The term 'swarf' denotes metal chips only
Category: Iron and steel industries

chip: a unit of microfilm containing a microimage and coded identification
Category: General

chip: a part of a semiconductor slice separated after solid-state diffusion operations
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

chip: the material removed from the disc by the recording stylus while cutting the groove
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

chip: wood which has been deliberately reduced to small pieces from wood in the rough or from industrial residues,suitable for pulping,for particle board and fibreboard production,for fuel wood or for other purposes
Category: Various industries and crafts

chip: the first method consists in removing metal -- from a blank by means of a cutting tool.
Category: Iron and steel industries

chip: the common practice today is to burn or chip off the ribs or fins and then grind the face to a clear even base of the parent metal
Category: Iron and steel industries

chip-carrier: this is an intermediate package called a leadless package or chip-carrier(which looks like a small flat-pack with the leads removed)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

chip-in-tape: an automated hybrid bonding technique that provides multiple simultaneous bonding of leads by means of thermal and mechanical energy transmission through a deformable,prepunched tape
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

chipboard: a relatively low-strength board(a type of paperboard)with a relatively low density,generally made from mixed wastepaper or other low-quality fiber,in thicknesses of more than 0,006 in.
Category: Various industries and crafts

chipped: notch produced by chipping of an edge
Category: Various industries and crafts

chipped: a condition whereby the maximum chips on the point leading edge exceed a specified maximum allowable value
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

chipped: a corner having a chip broken off
Category: Various industries and crafts

chipper: a machine for cutting wood,generally in log or billet form,into chips of a more or less uniform dimension
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

chipper: Someone who uses drugs only occasionally
Category: General

chipping: total or partial disappearance of a dried paint film in flakes by accidental damage or wear during service
Category: The chemical industry

chipping: the subdivision of wood(round timber,saw timber,slabs,edgings)into chips
Category: Various industries and crafts

chipping: rewounding and extending the face,i.e.removing the solidified oleoresin,a narrow band of bark,and,in some practices and methods,also of wood,so as to renew the flow of oleoresin
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

chippings: the spreading of grit or sand to fill the voids in a road wearing surface
Category: Building industry

chippings: crushed stone from 1/8 to 1 in.
Category: Building industry

chippy: one who uses narcotics infrequently, sporadically, rather than steadily, for kicks, rather than because of physical dependence.
Category: Medicine

chips: wood which has been subdivided into pieces of a size suitable for e.g. pulp manufacture
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

chips: dry combination of binders or plasticizers and pigments in flake form
Category: The chemical industry

chips: wood which has been mechanically decomposed into sizes suitable for e.g.paper making,fibre board manufacturing,burning
Category: Various industries and crafts

chips: private telecommunications payment service operated by the New York Clearing House Association for banks in the New York area,which handles US dollar payments only
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

EPROM-chip: a chip that whilst appearing as a ROM in normal use can be cleared and reprogrammed in the field
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

flip-chip: a monolithic semiconductor device-such as a diode,transistor,or integrated circuit-in which beadlike terminals are provided on one face of the chip for flip-chip bonding(see that term)
Category: General

LSI-chip: an LSI circuit is one whose complexity is such that it would require more than ten thousand transistors to duplicate it
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

multi-chip: a hybrid-type package containing a number of integrated circuits and other components
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

multi-chip: an integrated circuit within a single package,on one header,consisting of two or more silicon chips interconnected by fine wires before encapsulation
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

off-chip: readout system for integrated circuit memory stores in which the status of store elements affects a circuit not on the same monolithic chip,and readout is effected by interrogation of the off-chip circuit
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

off-chip: connecting wire between(monolithic)chip and package leads
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

one-chip: a device implemented in a single chip
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

tag-chip: a semiconductor chip containing a device or circuit,bonded at the back face to a metal tag
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

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